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Black Road riding a black and white horse

Ethnographic Notes

Riding a handsome, black and white, tobiano paint gelding, Black Road is again in courting dress to perambulate the village. His black felt hat, also shown in Plate 67, was possibly captured from a U.S. soldier, since the red stripe on his leggings indicates they are cut down from a pair of standard-issue artillaryman's trousers. The hat is now tricked out with an eagle tail feather, the symbol of a first coup. A golden eagle tail fan adds to his imposing appearance.


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Private owner. Provenance provided by 3rd generation descendants of Charles A. Wilkins on a typed note taped ...

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Plate No: 10
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Media: pencil and colored pencil
Dimensions: 6.5 x 7.25 inches
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Personal Collection
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Black Road
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